dinosaur-doodler

[dinosaur-doodler]

uncovering them

we don't know

nobody knows

all was distorted

by the weight of millennia

awaiting the time

of fossils

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 431

[dinosaur-doodler]

i give up

screaming didn't make

any difference at all

I don't want

to make things happen

to try to figure out

what had gone wrong

he always

behaved the same,

familiar -

the son of a bitch!

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 253-254

[dinosaur-doodler]

white rabbit

he was allowed to

remain there

marked

moved around

and used

he couldn't

accomplish

the program

where he was

it would assume

that he was lost

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 266

[dinosaur-doodler]

enjoy the ride

go back?

we can't go back

we

are programmed

cutting in

for a second

in time

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 177

[dinosaur-doodler]

pressing buttons

the command

coming from

consistent giving

think it through

the automatic message

was incompatible

with frustration

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 400-401

[dinosaur-doodler]

timmy’s calling

receive them

that way

suddenly,

spilled over,

enormous

scan it

figure out how

to try again

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 416-417

[dinosaur-doodler]

adjustments

A matter of tinkering

with something out of the past

something ancient

and following

forces of evolution

back to

the limits of science

never sure

never really sure

of the past

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 385

[dinosaur-doodler]

science cannot answer

What should I do with my power?

Ask the question -

what should I do?

Change, to the other side

force this alive,

you are there

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 362

[dinosaur-doodler]

trapped

The shadow

swung back and forth

deep and wide

through and through

in all directions

we're in here

still

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 342-343

[dinosaur-doodler]

save the kids

Take them back

take them through

a door

forward

away

past the endless

hestitation

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 406

[dinosaur-doodler]

see the monitors

bright sunlight

the outside

an image

views

of the

fog

bright sunlight

had changed

and now

stop

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 395

[dinosaur-doodler]

predict

isn't it time?

he listened for

catastrophic changes

downstream

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. Pg 327

[dinosaur-doodler]

kept for now

disguised from view but

destroying

a lot of illusions

in frustration

enclosed

completely,

especially,

disappointed

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 168

[dinosaur-doodler]

they’re all female

We're quite confident we have

them all

have a look

determine

the answer

the reason we know is

we control

we control the environment

probably

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 127

[dinosaur-doodler]

grant’s uneasiness

In the moonlight,

smooth,

forbidding,

they cross the field

somewhere in the

distance,

the sensors roar

In the darkness,

it's safe

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 274

[dinosaur-doodler]

more static, repeat

What it sounded like

doesn't make sense -

wants

wants to go

take

take

listen

in the

in the static

coming in

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 252

[dinosaur-doodler]

they’re coming, they’re leaving

something

of our universe

beneath

the structure

making its way toward

the boat

pointing

for some reason

as if

it were not true

---

Crichton, Michael. Jurassic Park. London: Arrow Books. Print. pg. 198